2012
DOI: 10.1080/01609513.2012.669351
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Examining Engagement of Men in a Domestic Abuse Program from Three Perspectives: An Exploratory Multimethod Study

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“…(Silverglied & Mankowski, p. 151)There was also an insight into how some men were motivated to attend treatment primarily for the purposes of self-preservation.The Men’s Group…she mentioned it to me, I went back to the guy at Belco and I told him about it, cause the court is easier if you’re into some kind of a program, and he says, “Oh yeah” and he set it all up for me. (a perpetrator interviewed by Warters, 1993, p. 113)When Chovanec (2012) asked study participants men why they attended their program, five of the eight men referred to a court mandate.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(Silverglied & Mankowski, p. 151)There was also an insight into how some men were motivated to attend treatment primarily for the purposes of self-preservation.The Men’s Group…she mentioned it to me, I went back to the guy at Belco and I told him about it, cause the court is easier if you’re into some kind of a program, and he says, “Oh yeah” and he set it all up for me. (a perpetrator interviewed by Warters, 1993, p. 113)When Chovanec (2012) asked study participants men why they attended their program, five of the eight men referred to a court mandate.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Where quantitative results were explored (e.g., Primack et al, 2010 ; Syzdek et al, 2014 ) the outcome of interest was the impact on the male clients’ mental health rather than their engagement or the relative strength of the therapeutic alliance. One exception was Chovanec’s (2012) domestic abuse program, where increased engagement in treatment was reported over time. Therefore, while therapeutic process variables were reviewed, only one study reported them as pre–post outcomes.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Elles comportaient trois thèmes principaux, inspirés du modèle écologique et du guide d'entrevue de Chovanec (2012). Le premier thème portait sur la perception de l'engagement et le second traitait des facteurs pouvant influer sur l'engagement.…”
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“…Cet aspect du groupe semble particulièrement important dans les groupes orientés sur le processus où, en comparaison avec les programmes psychoéducationnels, le fonctionnement repose davantage sur la révélation de soi des membres. De concert avec d'autres recherches (Chovanec, 2012 ;2014 ;Holdsworth et al, 2014), les résultats permettent aussi de dégager divers moyens par lesquels les intervenants peuvent aider les hommes à s'engager graduellement dans le groupe : interpeller des membres plus silencieux, veiller au bon fonctionnement du groupe, encourager la prise de risque et souligner les progrès réalisés. Les intervenants peuvent aussi renforcer positivement certaines initiatives hors groupe, notamment celles liées à la priorisation de la démarche de groupe par rapport à certains éléments susceptibles de freiner leur engagement (p. ex.…”
Section: Des Stratégies Pour Soutenir Et Consolider Le Choix De S'engunclassified
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